Grants database

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Amplifying the voice of young people in the justice system
User Voice
User Voice aims to make the criminal justice system work for individuals, providers and society as a whole. This grant will support the organisation to relaunch a Youth Council model, giving young people in the criminal justice system the chance to self-advocate and push for service improvement.
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Bright Futures – Journey to Work Programme
TwentyTwenty
TwentyTwenty aims to empower young people experiencing disadvantage who are not in education, employment or training. This grant will support the organisation to train staff, open new centres and grow impact as part of a five-year expansion strategy.
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Digital coaching toolkit development and expanding youth participation
ThinkForward UK
Fund: Youth Fund
Amount: £60,000
Location: East Midlands, London, Multi-region, South East, UK
Date: 2019
ThinkForward provides long-term coaching to young people at risk of unemployment, supporting their transition into further study and employment. Through this grant, the organisation will develop a digital coaching toolkit to enhance delivery and consistency across the East Midlands, London and South East.
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Growing sustainability and partnership working
The Bulldogs
The Bulldogs is a boxing charity based in Port Talbot in Wales. This grant will support the organisation to maximise income generation opportunities afforded by a new community venue to increase long term sustainability, develop new partnerships and invest in impact measurement.
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Reaching Higher – Partnerships Development
Reaching Higher
Reaching Higher is a mentoring and leadership programme that supports young people experiencing disadvantage. This grant will fund the development of partnerships with schools and community organisations in order to increase the opportunities available to young people.
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Transforming Our Youth
Newtownabbey Arts & Cultural Network
Amount: £36,000
Location: Northern Ireland, UK
Date: 2019
Newtownabbey Arts & Cultural Network aims to provide opportunities for young people in Rathcoole. This grant will support the development of a creative skills programme to empower youth aged 8–25 to lead and participate in delivering cultural projects and events.
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Boosting democratic engagement for young people across the UK
My Life My Say (MLMS)
MLMS is a youth-led charity that aims to empower young people to participate in democracy. MLMS will expand the scope and nature of their democratic engagement activities by increasing Democracy Cafes, establishing a Common Futures Forum and developing a Social Inclusion Unit.
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Expansion to South East, South West, and North West
in2scienceUK
Fund: Youth Fund
Amount: £60,000
Location: East of England, London, Multi-region, North West, South East, South West, UK
Date: 2019
in2scienceUK empowers students experiencing disadvantage to achieve their potential and progress to careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics through work placements and careers guidance. This grant will support the programme’s expansion across the South East, South West and North West.
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Engaging and supporting at risk young people in Moss Side
Hideaway Youth Project
Hideaway Youth Project helps young people aged 11–25 in the Moss Side area of Manchester to realise their potential, build their self-esteem and feel accepted and confident about the future. This grant will support a Senior Youth Worker to develop a new street outreach approach. Manchester Metropolitan University will evaluate this new strand of work, and Hideaway will share learning through regional and national networks.
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Young people’s circles of support and accountability
Circles South West
Circles South West works with local communities to prevent sexual abuse by providing support and accountability in the South West. This grant will enable the organisation to expand services across the region, develop a trading arm and provide training and consultancy to other organisations.
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Working towards an inclusive county for young disabled adults
Allsorts Gloucestershire
Allsorts works with disabled young people and their families from across Gloucestershire. This grant will support the organisation to create a range of new employment and personal development pathways for disabled young people across the area.
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More and Better: No Limits (Sin Fronteras) project
Latin American Women’s Rights Service
No Limits (Sin Fronteras) is a safe space for Latin American young women aged 14 to 21 who are experiencing severe disadvantage due to intersectional inequalities. This holistic programme will provide support to address needs and overcome barriers and offer opportunities for developing existing and new skills, as well as exercising critical thinking on issues that matter to them through the use of arts and campaigning work.